Find your next sapphic read
A romance where there is a lot of sex but it is key to the story of falling in love and the sex scenes develop the romance.
One Weekend in Aspen by Jaime Clevenger is a one-night-to-forever romance about finding love where you least expect it. Emily Brookstone’s finally left her ten-year marriage. She left it about
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Lovers of the Unbound Kingdoms: Volume One by Sharon F Kay is an anthology of erotic, fantasy tales featuring many creative and titillating worlds and scenarios to satisfy your every
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And By the Sea She Came To Me by Naomi Piper is a sapphic monster erotica novella, or as a friend of mine likes to call them, a monster muncher
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At First Glance by Melissa Tereze is an erotic, age-gap romance that shows acceptance is sexy. Anyone who read Faye Holmes’s bestsellers would think she lived a racy, sexy life.
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Guarded Desires by Anna Stone is a workplace, erotic romance that illustrates finding yourself requires intimate trust and the ability to let go. Bodyguard Carmen Torres is a professional. She’s
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The Club Revisited by A.L. Brooks is a smokin’ hot trip back to The Club, a women’s only bar in Manchester where patrons can meet to engage in sex, or
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Her Surrender is a sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance where the tension in the boardroom rivals the passion in the bedroom. It’s book two in the Irresistibly Bound series, but reads perfectly
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Love, Blood, and Sanctuary by Brenda Murphy, Megan Hart and Fiona Zedde is a compilation of three different erotic romances all set in a world of mystical, supernatural forces. Each
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Not Guilty by Brit Ryder (aka Kris Bryant) is an erotica romance that gives us two women I love because they don’t apologize for seeking sexual pleasure. Claire Weaver’s only
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From our review: “Because The X Ingredient is a workplace romance between a boss and a direct report, who have an 18-year age gap and a massive class gap, it could easily have slid into uncomfortable territory. I was thrilled to see that it doesn’t.”
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